Word: sit
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...extremely unfortunate for Harvard spirit and cheering that our transfer students, so desiring, and our non-Harvard graduate students should sit in the Harvard cheering section and cheer for the opposing teams which play here, regardless of what college the teams represent...
However, it is certainly beyond reason that pseudo-Harvard students be allowed to sit in the Harvard cheering, section and there cheer for Harvard's opponents. Possibly the H. A. A. which hasn't seemed troubled about such a matter, might establish a regular cheering section on the opposite side of the field for those men who constitute what has now become a regular section of the Harvard cheering section. SOL A. ROSENBLATT...
Persons wishing to sit together may hand in their applications together but these applications will be filled with those of the lowest classification included. However, applications will not be allotted together unless enclosed together and cannot be put together afterwards. No changes of seats will be made after the allotment...
After tomorrow's race the dormitory crews will hold a tug of war tournament on Dr. Howe's new tug of war board in Weld Boat House. This consists of a plank with cross cleats every six feet. The competing crews sit on the plank with their feet resting against the cleats, a position similar to that assumed in rowing. The rope used is of the same diameter as an oar. The contest has been instituted to tighten the grip of crew candidates. It also very effectively teaches them in bear lightly on the seat...
Persons wishing to sit together may enclose their applications together but such applications will be filed with those of the lowest classification included. Applications, not enclosed together, will not be filled together and cannot be put together afterwards...